Demo Leaders Pass Up Chance to Force House Vote on Rights
Washington report notes Democratic leaders rejected a Calendar Wednesday tactic to force floor action on the civil rights bill. House adjourned 214 to 166 delaying action to January as Rules Committee and leadership face pressure from Republicans and the discharge petition. Rep Curtis and others defend or attack the move highlighting political maneuvering in the civil rights debate.
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Justice Chief Named Swiss President
Ludwig von Moos, justice and police minister, a Catholic conservative lawyer, was elected president of Switzerland for 1964 in a joint parliamentary session. Hans Peter Tschudi, interior minister and a Social Democrat, was chosen vice president and designated to serve as president in 1965.
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Camp Fairchance in West Virginia Closes for Renovation
The 18 year old camp, home to worldy convicts, is discontinued after repeated walkoff escapes. Wardan Oth ic Roles cites need for renovation and safety concerns.
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